Wood-fired Norwegian saunas all year round
Lupa Hygge’s wood-fired Norwegian saunas welcome guests in autumn, winter and spring too, when warmth, a crackling fire and quiet relaxation feel best. On weekends you can drop in without booking, and outside opening hours, groups, friends and families can rent the saunas for a special, private experience.
The panoramic view and the lakeside location complete the sauna experience. Lupa Hygge is an excellent place for relaxation, recovery and shared experiences. After your sauna, you can cool off under the shower or in the waters of Lake Lupa.
You will find the saunas between the Lupa sports courts and Divino. When you arrive, you can use the changing rooms and showers of Lupa Beach. Parking is free in the Lupa VIP car park.
A wood-fired sauna is not only atmospheric, it is also good for the body. Regular sauna use stimulates circulation, helps muscles relax and releases tension, contributes to deeper, calmer sleep, and may also strengthen the immune system. Cooling down afterwards in cold water or fresh air gives you a boost, which makes sauna a true recharge for body and soul during the colder months. If you would like a sauna like this for yourself, we recommend https://norvegdezsa.com.
PRICE LIST
DAY TICKET: 5,000 HUF
AFTERNOON TICKET (2 pm to 4 pm): 3,000 HUF
5-VISIT PASS + 1 visit free
10-VISIT PASS: 40,000 HUF
PRIVATE SAUNA RENTAL FOR 2 HOURS: 20,000 to 50,000 HUF
At a pre-arranged time, outside opening hours.
OPENING HOURS: Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 to 16:00
Booking and information:
papp.lujza@lupabeach.com / sportonekft@gmail.com / +36 30 441-6653
HOUSE RULES
- Everyone uses the sauna service at their own risk.
- Not recommended for children under 14. Children under 16 may use the saunas only in the company of an adult or parent, and under their responsibility.
- The sauna may not be used by people with a fever or contagious illness, people with open wounds, or anyone under the influence of alcohol or intoxicating or mind-altering substances.
- Eating and drinking in the sauna is prohibited.
- Bringing printed press materials into the saunas is strictly prohibited.
- The sauna may be used with the body covered by textile. A towel or sauna sheet must be used when sitting on the sauna bench. The towel or sheet must be placed so that no part of the body touches the bench.
- Entering the sauna in bath slippers or any other footwear is prohibited.
- Using the footbath at the entrance is mandatory for everyone entering. Please do not skip it, in order to maintain hygiene.
- Wearing jewelry and glasses in the saunas is prohibited, as they may cause burns.
- Showering before entering the sauna is mandatory, and drying off thoroughly with a towel is strongly recommended.
- Beginners should preferably use the lower bench.
- Lying down is only allowed if the number of guests permits it.
- The longest recommended continuous stay in the sauna for healthy people is 8 to 15 minutes. Quiet conversation is allowed in the cabin as long as it does not disturb others.
- It is forbidden to splash any liquid or chemical, including sauna oil, on yourself, around the sauna, or onto the sauna stove.
- Water may only be poured onto the stove from the bucket, using the ladle kept in it. When not in use, the ladle must not be left in the water and must be placed on the edge of the bucket.
- The saunas are equipped with a Harvia thermometer and hygrometer for measuring temperature and humidity. In an emergency, use the alarm in the sauna.
- The sauna stove is extremely hot and touching it may cause burns. Guests must not touch the stove or place any objects on it. The stove may only be operated by the operator’s staff.
- After using the sauna, showering is strongly recommended. After your body has cooled down, a 10 to 15 minute rest is advised.
- The sauna temperature may only be adjusted by the designated person.
